Your favorite implement?

[8934]

Bush Hog gets the most use by far.

FEL is very usefull.... Lusting after grapple for it.

 

[BASSIN20]

well,

I have several but if I had to pick one it would be my home built 3pt 55 gallon sprayer. I built it to help me get away from the weed eater, understand I have almost two miles of fence and need all the help I can get.

 

[deere755]

I must say I enjoy all of them but my favorite is planting, so my favorite is my planter. I would have to say my least favorite is my tiller. It is just to slow.

 

[rcrcomputing]

Other than the FEL, The backhoe. Gives me ballast and with a thumb attached, I can pick up logs etc and haul them around.

The chain holder made from 4" pvc pipe and hammer holder from 2" pvc pipe are great too..

 

[PINGG2BLUE]

I would also have to say FEL. Any tool that will save my back at the time.
Don't have a backhoe at this time, but I could see how this could become a favorite.

 

[JiminGa]

Moldboard plow..... I'd rather be flipping dirt than any other thing a tractor can offer.

I agree, as useful as a fel may be, plowing is the most fun one can have on a tractor

 

[thunderworks]

My BoDozer Grapple . . . I've cleaned up up acres of downed hedge tree debris with the grapple - would have taken untold hours by hand. Love the grapple.

 

[actionaj]

FEL gets my vote you don't have turn your head to see what you are doing.

 

[Jackpine Madman]

My favorite is the Universal Implement, of course.

Some people refer to it as the logging chain.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2159/2148024527_f96a08bf96.jpg?v=0

 

[daBear]

The one I use every time I crank the tractor. The Delta Hitch

 

[farmboy12]

Guys, I too understand how the FEL is the best attachment. However, when I posted this, I was talking about 3pt implements. Great job on replying, though!


Kyle

 

[actionaj]

Guys, I too understand how the FEL is the best attachment. However, when I posted this, I was talking about 3pt implements. Great job on replying, though!


Kyle

O.K. Mine would be box blade,landscape rake and carry all. And I would probably replace the carry all with a tiller when I get one.

 

[lawn_king]

My woods pl60 core aerator, i have made a small fortune with it!

 

[rcrcomputing]

My woods pl60 core aerator, i have made a small fortune with it!

Be aware of a fix out for some models. Woods Equipment Company

Now THERE is a company handling an issue. Kudo's to woods!

 

[lawn_king]

Thankx rc, im aware of that recall, my tines are fine, in fact im just about due for a new set.

 

[GeneD14]

Box Blade with scarifers. It adds counterweight for my loader, and it can loosen up and move tough clay ground.

 

[OhioGuy]

I'm gonna go with the core aerator. It's probably one of the best things you can do for turfgrass. And hey, it's 53 days till spring!

Curt

 

[WH401]

My Wood's finish mower, it cut's the grass fast and leave's a very nice cut.

 

[jeffinsgf]

If I had found this thread a couple days ago, my answer would have been much different. And, my answer is going to go against the original intent, which was a discussion of 3 point implements. But, this morning we had our first serious snowfall since I got a front blade for my JD 455 garden tractor. I've been waiting to try this thing out for almost 2 years. That was as much fun as you can possibly have in the seat of a tractor, and I hate snow and cold!

The 3 pt. implement that does the most good for our place is my core aerator.

The 3 pt. implement that I most enjoy using is my tiller.

The 3 pt. implement that has the most hours on it is my chipper.

My backhoe is a frame mount, so that doesn't count, but it's the implement that has allowed me to do things that I would have otherwise had to hire out. The FEL has probably saved me more man hours than all the rest put together.

 

[Oleozz]

I guess my JD corn planter because it's been reliable and I know that the seeds I'm putting in the ground will eventually grow into nice stalks of corn.